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Furthermore, when we can not distinguish between "is vs. ought", then we have a complete lack of understanding of the world. This becomes a circular problem, i
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Furthermore, when we can not distinguish between "is vs. ought", then we have a complete lack of understanding of the world.
This becomes a circular problem, in that our lack of understanding means that we propose the wrong solutions for attempting to move towards the "ought" often with many undesirable results in direct opposition to the intentions.